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New regulations may hit Didi-Uber and give Yidao Yongche a chance: an interview with Yidao’s CEO

by Liu Sha and Deng Yuanyuan | Aug. 22 2016

Yidao Yongche was the first car-hailing business in China. At first, the company was badly affected by opposition from.

#Uber, #Sharing Economy, #Didi Dache, #Yidao Yongche

SkyTran CEO Jerry Sanders: Future Transportation Will Be Elevated

by Liu Sha and Deng Yuanyuan | Aug. 10 2016

Traffic in major cities around the world is deteriorating. Jerry Sanders, CEO of SkyTran, believes that the solution lies above.

#Technology, #Conversation, #Transportation, #Q&A

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Slider, #State Owned Enterprises, #SOE

The Ascent: How China’s State-Owned Enterprises Can Stay Competitive

China’s state-owned enterprises are making progress in honing competitiveness, despite political burdens In 2008, the seaport city of.

by Suzanne Edwards | Aug. 21 2013

#e-grocery, #Slider, #Taobao, #Yihaodian, #SF Express

The e-Grocery Gold Rush

China’s e-commerce companies are suddenly stocking up on groceries. Buying groceries in Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai.

by Iris Mir | Aug. 19 2013

#Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer, #Philanthropy

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: Doing Good through Strategic Philanthropy

Giving to a worthy cause used to be as simple as signing a check and mailing it to a charity.

by Anson Wong | Aug. 15 2013

#Slider, #The Economist, #Andrew Rashbass, #Journalism, #Print

The Economist: Thriving in the Age of Digital Media

With the advent of digital media, traditional print media publishers have struggled to survive. The Economist, however, has bucked this.

by Neelima Mahajan | Aug. 14 2013

#Slider, #Start-ups, #Apps, #Mobile Apps

Upwardly Mobile: Chinese Mobile Technology Start-ups face an Uphill Battle

Swarms of start-ups in mobile technology are feeling the effects of hyper-competition, illusive investment and fickle consumers. Fu.

by Matthew Fulco | Aug. 12 2013

#Competitive Advantage, #Durairaj Maheswaran, #Nation Equity, #Zhang Kaifu, #Slider

How can Chinese Companies compete in Global Markets?

Durairaj Maheswaran, the Paganelli Bull Professor of Marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business, sees the.

by Zhang Kaifu | Aug. 7 2013

#4G, #Slider, #Smartphone, #China Mobile, #China Telecom, #China Unicom, #3G

China Gears up for the 4G Mobile Revolution

China is charting the course for 4G but did operators learn from their problems with 3G? There is never a.

by Don Weinland | Aug. 6 2013

#Social Media, #Foursquare, #Jiepang, #Slider

Jiepang is more than just China’s Foursquare: Interview with CEO David Liu

Jiepang CEO David Liu on how the social networking service is innovating to offer a better user experience–and how.

by David Green | Jul. 31 2013

#Automobiles, #Chinese Joint Ventures, #Slider

Stuck in First Gear: Chinese Car Manufacturers Struggle to Compete with foreign brands

Can foreign car makers in China continue to dominate the market while appeasing Chinese car companies? CCTV, Chinaʼs powerful.

by Engen Tham | Jul. 30 2013

#Dark PR, #Public Relations, #Reputation Management, #Smear Campaign, #Slider

Smeared! How to Survive a Smear Campaign

For a more detailed analysis of how to fight a smear campaign, see Smeared! Why Reputation Management Matters – Even.

by Angela Doland | Jul. 23 2013

#Public Relations, #Reputation Management, #Slider, #Dark PR, #Master Kong

Smeared! Why Reputation Management Matters – Even to China’s Instant Noodle King

Smear campaigns are hurting businesses in China. Here’s how some smart reputation management can help. In China, the.

by Angela Doland | Jul. 22 2013

#CSR, #Slider, #Sinohydro, #CNOOC, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: CSR Guidelines for Chinese Companies Going Global

Chinese companies going global have key projects in developing nations, yet they often pay scant attention to corporate social responsibility.

by Anson Wong | Jul. 18 2013

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